New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
MR.. CLEVELAND IN GEORGIA.
SORROW AND ANGER FOLLOW THE PRESI-
DENTAL TRAIN.
THE ATLANTA RING BR KEN-RoME DIsGUsTED-
AN ORATOR WHO FAILED To "CATCH ON

AN ORATOR WHO FAILED To " CATCH on"
IRON OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 25.-The Piedmont Exposition
and PresIden' Cleveland fractured the Atlanta ring
which has long trampIed Georgians This ring was
composed Of General John b. Gordon the present Gov
ernor; senator Z" Joe Brown, Senator Alfred H. Col
qult and Henry ". Grady, who owns fifth Of The
Atlanta Cons tuition and talks about the Now SOUTH
a. il he were IT, chief exponent. Mr. Cleveland had
scarcely shaken the red mud of tho Georgian capital
from his feet when senator Brown rode TO the Execu
tive Mansion and summoned tho Governor to his pres
When the battered and buet-scarred brgadier
God before him the patrarchal senator and ex war
Governor whose fortune and prestige were built on
blockade cotton and the chain gang, began:
Governor. I'm played out bodily and must 60 to the
Bcrmnda~ for my heah. That, as you may readily
understand, means resignation. As retire vOlun-
tary nom the senate Of the United States, claim he
privilege Of naming my successor. and am here to-day
for the purpose Of informing you Of my wishes tho
ma ter"
Governor Gordon drew himself up his fullest stat
ure and his lip quivercd a spoke in reply
"WhO-k-y our-man7 he said. giving bis trouble
visitor piercing look that caused the Senator to
smile like a saint.
Henry r. Jackson, tho convict lessee said, with
out moving a muscle.
Il cannot be- the Governor replied l have
another candidate for your Office
Certainly. senator II Is Henry W. Grady
The Georgia Cincnnatus urned nj. hecl and strobe
Of the room. That night he locked his resignation
IN the big stce safe Of the western and lantc Rail
road Company and the Yale time lock set 50 10
open OF its free will and accord On December l.
It, all an Internal campaign lie. friend Of Gov
Gordon sand holy, when he hear1i the story o.
senator Browns wish. "ILc CoveILoi is not only
ont with Brown, but be Is out with the whole ring
4, for appointing Grady to succeed old joe that's
all bosh-th, worst sort o. bosh There might have
somcthin' In # before the exposition but : all
up now between Gordon and Grady. The Governor
and hi, stan wont soon forge, how they sighed
wien the President here.
How do the pcopl: stand on thh issue
solid foi GORDON ana down wi,h Grady, Brown
{ 60. Goron', he most popular in The state to-
Iay and Tire people VIII do anything he says 90. Tho
Constitution La, long been a power in Georgia, but
B, becoming very unpopular. The yonngc" brmoc
RAGS l. becoming tined Of Ito yoke which I, growing
Calling al the un", and 1 Tell yJu there's going
to be- "a Big spit
Rome, the eternal city, f., looking about for
Presidential candidate. Her pope, Who sit upon
seven hi, and from th"ir thrones Of beauty rule All
,L'roLcc Georgia want no more of Cleveland lie
gave them tho " ~ by, and they swear against him.
II arran,~l MAJ the President -hOud op
he passed from Atlanta to Montgomery, Ala,
aud no entire aud coorcd popu
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